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Find similar grantsIndy Eleven Soccer Foundation Grants is sponsored by Indy Eleven Soccer Foundation, Inc.. The Foundation provides Indiana youth with positive experiences by supporting educational, soccer, and other athletic programs and facilities that promote healthy lifestyles and character development in underserved Indiana communities.
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Indy Eleven Soccer Foundation - Indy Eleven Skip to primary navigation Fort Lauderdale United FC Go to GainbridgeSuperLeague. com Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC Go to USLChampionship.
com Chattanooga Red Wolves SC Fort Lauderdale United FC Fort Lauderdale United FC Lorain County Leviathan FC Patuxent Football Athletics Southern California Eagles Chattanooga Red Wolves SC Fort Lauderdale United FC Kings Hammer FC Cincinatti Patuxent Football Athletics Southern California Dutch Lions FC Virginia Development Academy In 2016, Indy Eleven led the effort to launch the Indy Eleven Soccer Foundation, Inc., an Indiana non-profit corporation (the “Foundation”).
The mission of the 501(c)(3) Foundation is to provide Indiana youth with positive experiences by supporting educational, soccer and other athletic programs and facilities, all of which promote healthy lifestyles and character development in under-served Indiana communities. Indy Eleven’s annual contributions to the Foundation are intended to assist the Foundation in achieving such mission and vision.
The Foundation traditionally awards grants in the range of $2,500 to $10,000 to organizations, projects and initiatives that support the mission and vision of the Foundation. For example, the Foundation has awarded grants to Indianapolis Public Schools, the Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center and Brookside Community Center to assist in the purchase of soccer equipment for each organization’s development of after school youth soccer programs.
The Foundation has also awarded grants to support and assist in the development of Futsal, a form of soccer played on a smaller court and common in European urban areas where space is limited and full sized soccer fields are not feasible. In this regard, the Foundation has awarded grants to assist with the development of futsal courts at Arsenal Technical High School, Rhodius Park and at the Enlace Academy.
Finally, the Foundation has provided in-kind contributions and support to youth soccer organizations through the donation of soccer shirts and assisting with various youth soccer events including the Mayor’s International Futsal Cup, a 3-day Futsal tournament held in downtown Indianapolis.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Indiana nonprofit organizations with a mission to provide Indiana youth with positive experiences by supporting educational, soccer and other athletic programs and facilities, promoting healthy lifestyles and character …. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $2,500 to $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Indy Eleven Soccer Foundation Grants is funded by Indy Eleven Soccer Foundation, Inc.. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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